Practical Science for 8-12s: Using chemical indicators
Wednesday 3rd February 2027
10-12am
Location: Wesley Hall, Crookes, Sheffield.
Details
Students are introduced to a range of colourful chemical indicators commonly used in biological and chemical investigations, such as iodine, limewater, phenolphthalein and Universal indicator solution, laying a foundation for the practicals they're likely to need in later studies.
Through a range of challenges, demonstrations and student-led explorations, they'll discover the benefits and limitations of using indicators, and learn which reagents can be used for which purpose.
Included in your booking
- Small-group teaching (maximum 10 students) from Amanda, an experienced IGCSE science specialist, qualified teacher (PGCE, QTS) and STEAM Impact Award winner.
- Practical investigations using specialist laboratory equipment and materials.
- Carefully designed activities that develop practical skills, scientific understanding and exam confidence.
Registration
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